Crime-scene clean-up boss allegedly forced underling to poop in bucket as part of sexual fetish for fecal matter, suit says

He was just doing his duty.A supervisor at a crime-scene cleanup company allegedly ordered a rookie worker to poop in a bucket as “company policy” — and then dementedly starred at the droppings for 15 minutes as part of an alleged fecal “fetish,” a gross new lawsuit claims.Former supervisor Michael Azoia allegedly even asked underling Enrique Rivera “How’s your a–hole?” as part of a poo-obsessed campaign of harassment that included farting in the new worker’s face, court papers filed in Albany Supreme Court say.“Azoia sexually harassed [Rivera] … including with perverse, sexually charged remarks about his own fetish for fecal matter,” the filing says.Rivera had been working for just two weeks at the biohazard cleaning firm Aftermath Services, and was scrubbing the scene of an apparent suicide in Rome, New York, in March, when Azoia allegedly gave his sick orders, the papers said.“It’s company policy that everyone takes a s–t in the bucket because we can’t use the client’s bathroom,” he allegedly said, claiming that “someone used all of the client’s toilet paper once and now we have to use a bucket.”Rivera claims he felt obligated to follow the orders, and dutifully used a bucket inside the company van to relieve himself — as Azoia allegedly sat in the front seat.“I smelled it,” the suit alleges Azoia said afterwards.“I could hear you the whole time.

How’s your a–hole? You should of [sic] heard the sounds you made.I could hear you from here.” Azoia then allegedly went to the back of the van and “lasciviously” licked his lips and ogled the waste for 15 minutes inside the vehicle, and talked about the disgusting deed as they worked on a cleanup job.“It smelled raunchy and rank,” Azoia allegedly said.The lawsuit lists other crude behavior from Azoia, like how he “farted and sexually whispered” in Rivera’s ear up to 20 times a day as they cleaned up a grim suicide at a Lake George home.Just days be...

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